adminFrom their last five games, Bhasera and crew have collected just four points from a possible 15 but what is refreshing for the Zimbabwean is that he has been enjoying quality game time that might see him being called up for national team duty.
Zimbabwe will take on Burundi in the Afcon 2013 qualifiers at the end of next month.
Bhasera’s career at one time looked hugely threatened after an injury but he has come in strongly and fought his way back into the starting line-up.
In the Cypriot top league, former Highlanders overlapping rightback Noel Kaseke’s side Omonia Nicosia cruised to a 2-0 win away to Ermis to remain joint top with AEL on 40 points but Kaseke’s team enjoys a better goal aggregate hence occupies the top spot.
He was, however, taken out in the 58th minute for Angolan Freddy.
Another former Bosso striker Eddie Mashinya, who also plays in the same league with Kaseke, watched from the bench as his side Ethnikos Achna played to a 1-1 draw away to Olmpiakos.
Warriors’ midfielder Ovidy Karuru’s French side, US Boulogne, suffered a 1-0 loss at home to Amiens with the former Masvingo United and Gunners playmaker coming in for Virgile Reset in the 62nd minute but could do little to save the situation.
In the Jupiler League in Belgium, Vusa Nyoni’s Germinal Beerschot put up a spirited performance to force crack side and championship favourites Anderlecht into a share of the spoils with a 0-0 scoreline.
Nyoni’s team have 29 points and trail the leaders by a massive 23 points and the weekend draw might increase the former Highlanders player’s team’s confidence.
Honour Gombami was again missing in action as his side, Cercle Brugge, fell 1-0 at home to Standard Liege.
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